Single‑storey home with panoramic valley views, garage and large gardens — scope to improve energy efficiency.
Elevated plot with panoramic valley and Castle Hill views
Open‑plan dining‑kitchen with French doors to the garden
Three double bedrooms on a single‑storey layout
Integral garage plus driveway providing off‑street parking
Large tiered rear garden with patio, pergola and lawn
EPC rating D; cavity walls assumed uninsulated (improvement opportunity)
Single bathroom only — may be limiting for some households
Built 1950s–1960s; some modernisation could add value
This detached, single‑storey bungalow sits on a generous elevated plot in a quiet Fenay Bridge cul‑de‑sac, presenting broad valley views and easy access to local schools and commuter routes. The open‑plan dining‑kitchen is the heart of the home and links to a light lounge, three double bedrooms and a well‑appointed bathroom — all arranged on one level for comfortable living.
Outside, a tarmac driveway leads to an integral garage and there’s generous off‑street parking. The tiered rear garden is a standout: gravelled seating, a flagged patio with pergola and an impressive lawn area that takes full advantage of the open‑aspect views and provides excellent space for gardening or entertaining.
Practical strengths include mains gas boiler with radiators, double glazing installed post‑2002 and fast broadband available. Note the EPC D rating and assumed uninsulated cavity walls — further insulation and energy upgrades would improve running costs and comfort. The bungalow’s mid‑20th century construction is sound, but buyers seeking modern efficiency should plan for targeted improvements.
With 932 sq ft and three double bedrooms, the property suits downsizers who want space for visiting family, couples seeking a single‑level home with views, or buyers looking to add value through insulation and energy upgrades. The freehold tenure, very low local crime and affluent area add to the long‑term appeal.